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Free at last! Free at last! Thank evolution, free at last!
2005
Artificial Intelligence
Not at all. Determinism is a red herring. With or without it, the problem of free will is explaining what a free decision looks like from the point of view of physics and biology. ...
If you see your coat catch on fire, you do not try to predict what you will do, but instead to predict what will happen if you decide to take your coat off, or to roll on the ground, or to run toward the ...
doi:10.1016/j.artint.2005.10.002
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Pakistan at a Crossroads
2007
New Perspectives Quarterly
You would never, you know, let that happen easily, or at least --MR. IGNATIUS: Not easily. (Laughter) MR. ...
And, you know, if you looked at that take, you'd say that they are, at least now, trying to give this peace process a chance. ...
Can you give me any --scare me more, or give me any confidence or any insights at all? MR. HAQQANI: I think you are right. I think an unstable society should not have that many nuclear weapons. ...
doi:10.1111/j.1540-5842.2007.00919.x
fatcat:tusd5gexbncstigkj2ix444dja
Murder at the Asylum
[article]
2018
arXiv
pre-print
I discuss the puzzle itself, the solution, and the mathematics behind it. ...
It follows that, in the problem, the person at the asylum is a patient, but we do not have a way to know whether this is a sane or an insane patient. What would happen if insane people can also lie? ...
What do insane people believe that they believe? Let me try something else." He asked: Yes or no, do you believe that you are a patient?" • Ann: Yes. ...
arXiv:1803.09607v1
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Iphigenia at Zero
1996
Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies
You know, about who did what to who when. Or it could be the secrecy and shame factor. You know, who did what to who when. ...
If at any time you FALL OUT of interest you may gently slip off the ear phones or simply switch the channel. Remember we are here to serve you. ...
And I ask him with our baby in my arms how he could have possibly got grass in his shoes and he looks at me, fingering the faint and expressionless eyebrows of our son, and says, gosh, you know, I was ...
doi:10.17077/2168-569x.1390
fatcat:6ihq3mjrkbdxrhygp2vuxsdawm
At Your Command
2016
Scientific American
He said, "If any man should ever come, saying, 'Look here or look there,' believe them not, for the kingdom of God is within you." Heaven is within you. ...
Do not speculate as to how you shall express these qualities or claims, for life has a way that you, as man, know not of. Its ways are past finding out. ...
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican0716-25
pmid:27348375
fatcat:yznvgumilrcpfo7rffjs3csame
A Layman Looks at Mathematics
1929
Mathematics Teacher
In rhe language of childhood I " hated " arithmetic-and in any language I certainly dreaded and feared it. ...
At the tender age of ten I was consigned to the-Latin School, and I remember my mathematical experiences there with some vividness. They were painful. I was perpetually " conditioned " in arithmetic. ...
What shall we say, and what shall we not say, to these young minds, eager or apathetic as the case may be? It looks easy for arithmetic, harder for algebra, and not quite so hard for geometry. ...
doi:10.5951/mt.22.6.0348
fatcat:gzvravb6ijfxzivt4snyfrr7bm
Culture at Dinner
1921
North American Review
"To begin with Shakespeare without knowing any Italian!"
I exclaimed, astonished.
I asked only, "And are you putting it
into verse
also?"
"How
do you mean?" ...
"Oh yes,"
she began
in a great, man's
voice,
"the
Italians
will
tell you
that you
are speaking
very well.
Don't
believe
them.
I am always
bored
at these
lies. ...
fatcat:htv4s6k53ng6xlbw3vxwuvpduq
At Fairbanks
1919
Poetry
Life is too deep-we break at last, we say, "O Will, whatever you are, we bow to you; We must submit." AT FAIRBANKS Bill, look here! Here's the Times-you see this picture? ...
Darkness remains-Orician ebony Is not more black. You've seen this too, I know, And recognize my picture. There I stood, Believed I was alone; then heard a voice, "Is it not beautiful !" ...
Some mornings I'd pronounce a name and think, "That is the name," then throw the name away It did not fit the echo in my brain. Here, Coroner Merival, look at this picture! Whom does it look like? ...
fatcat:ygkt5phfx5hxroc7eatcspcuei
Management Looks at Communication Again
1952
Journal of Communication
With the most modern communication programs in the world, we in management have failed to come to grips with our own ideas, and when we are not sure what we believe and want to say, it is difficult to ...
One authority warns, “Don't tell ‘em till you ask ‘em.”* We must stop taking for granted that we know what they want or what's bothering them. ...
doi:10.1111/j.1460-2466.1952.tb00190.x
fatcat:hwt4jzcrr5d4zayhehagtcg5gi
At Issue
2008
Computing in science & engineering (Print)
are clearly being performed by folks who already know of and-we hope-love us. but what happens when someone performs a search based on meaningful content-driven keywords or combinations thereof? ...
it strikes me that we have a very discerning audience in the making. these students are more than happy to tell you that a site is "so web 1.0" or "so yesterday," so how do we strike a balance between ...
doi:10.1109/mcse.2008.49
fatcat:niobrgwnyndq5icnpbbgz42oiq
At D'Ambrosia's
1984
Iowa Review : literary quarterly
"I don't know," he said. "All of them." She lowered her slim eyebrows at him. "You're not bucking for a raise already, are you?" Johnnie's partners giggled. ...
Selina looked at Johnnie.
"I don't believe
this guy,"
she said, trying
to smile again. "I make
him foreman
at my newest, most
important
store, and he doesn't
appreciate
it." ...
doi:10.17077/0021-065x.2990
fatcat:zmsktpxbevb4fctpadbwm23i2q
Maunday Thursday at Rome
1855
The Catholic Layman
maybe its deceiving me you are; sure I know that Father John wouldn't let the likes of them inside his door.". ...
of you.' " That's all true,' says Jerry; " but still what I read for you is true too." ...
But that's not all-it's not my questlon, anyhow. What I want to know is, what I read in the Tablet (of April 28th last, in page 260), where we are told that Mr. ...
doi:10.2307/30065837
fatcat:65ngilsykfajzkckztchacomne
Spirituality at the End of Life
2006
Journal of Cancer Education
Wearing a mask is our attempt to compromise between our real identity and the expectations of others; it is a com- promise between who we are and what we are willing to re- veal. ...
“You know what it’s like: He walks in the door, the baby’s crying. ‘Can’t you shut it up” The kids ended up having the same upbringing I had. The kids were seen and not heard.” ...
doi:10.1207/s15430154jce2101_7
pmid:16918283
fatcat:uw4atrjczfalvnqc2bfsadyjla
ISDS at a Crossroads
2018
Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting
Let us understand what we are talking about. ...
The standard investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) system: Claimant appoints an arbitrator, Respondent appoints an arbitrator, and through various means there is an agreement or appointment of someone ...
If you think there is any way of getting politics out of that-I do not know how long you have been on this earth or what organizations you have been with, whether it is the PTA, the church, or a university ...
doi:10.1017/amp.2019.56
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Page 259 of Hours at Home Vol. 1, Issue 3
[page]
1865
Hours at Home
And since we parted—why, it’s not more than an hour ago;
You have been here all the day, you are always here I know.” ...
Say it over again—I can not believe that, you know.
T’m sure it can’t be true—I will not believe it is he.
Oh, no! he just said ‘ good-by’—he can’t be dead in the sea! * He is’? ...
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